#dc wildcat

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Batch 2 of the requests!

[thebestpesto]

Wildcat but his mr horrific design because it speaks to me

[mydearestdarlingdead]

Average reaction when Ted Grant does anything

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Small shazam Idea: Training With Wildcat!

One day Captain Marvel asked the former worldwide champion boxer Wildcat to train one of his close friends.

"Why don't you train him yourself?" He asked

"I am not a good teacher, besides, you're the best man I could think of for the job" Captain Marvel smiled

And so, on the next day, Wildcat encounters a young boy in front of his Boxing Place.

"This is the friend Cap's been talking about!? A scrawny kid? He definitely needs more protein to build muscles"

Wildcat would then Train Billy how to box, but he questions why a civillian child would learn how to defend themselves, this is not like back in his day after all where Crooks and mobs are everywhere

"I know what you're thinking Mister, but I am a reporter working closely with Captain Marvel, there will be a time where he can't save me, so I figure, why not start here?" The young boy chuckled.

"Even his smile is similar to Captain Marvel.." Wildcat thought to himself, a bit saddened that a young boy like this had to take up a job, and learn how to fight in this day and age

The day would eventually get weirder when Captain Marvel knew the boxing techniques that Wildcat had shown to Billy.

"How did you know that move?"

"Oh that? Billy showed me! He said you're pretty cool!" Marvel beamed

[dailyplanetmetropolis]

The Funeral of Wildcat: the Man Behind the World’s Best Left Hook

May 20th, 2025

Written by: Whitney L. Walker

Misfortune follows the Justice Society of America as they lose yet another member. Just over a month ago it was announced that the decorated hero Wildcat, known for having the best left-hook in the World, unfortunately passed away while protecting the new Doctor Fate. His private funeral was held at some point during the following month, with his public funeral being Saturday evening. Seeing as Wildcat was extremely secretive about his life, we at the Daily Planet cannot write a eulogy out of respect for both the deceased and any family he may have. Instead, we have compiled a number of stories from both heroes and civilians alike to show you the man this beloved hero was.

Queen Hippolyta: I met Wildcat in the 40s during my own Wonder Woman tenure - don’t ask, it’s complicated - and he was certainly an interesting man. There weren’t many men I deigned worthy of my affection then, and he was far from the ideal man, but there was something about Wildcat that was captivating. 

Maria Evangelina Wood, civilian: The entire JSA has been a favourite of my household for generations. We had his picture up on the fridge, right besides the picture of the Pope.

Power Girl: Wildcat was one of those men you can’t help but like. When we first met, he was chauvinistic and hated asking for help, but his own stubbornness got the better of him. He realised that he was acting unjustly towards me and other female members of the team and put his mind to fixing that. He came a very long way.

Superman: Losing a family member is never easy and that’s just what the Justice Society is - a family. They connect and love one another in ways the League can’t comprehend, they’re one single unit sharing the same thoughts and emotions. Wildcat’s presence is forever gone. That's a pain I believe we can all understand and respect. 

Farah ibn Farooq, civilian: I was a child in the 50s. My family had just moved to America and there were many horrible people, and Wildcat protected me one night. From then on, I was obsessed. I’m now 86 and I still add to my Wildcat shrine as often as I can.

Jay Garrick, the JSA’s Flash: To paraphrase my own speech - we all knew he was tough. He never backed down, he lived to fight, and he didn’t need a magic ring or super speed to do it, ‘cause he had the best left hook anyone’s ever seen. He was a hero, he was Wildcat, he was a soldier, he was a leader, he was a mentor, he was a father, and he was the best of friends I could have hoped for.

Jesse Quick: Without Wildcat, it feels as though I’ve lost all sense of direction. I’m running and I’m going as fast as ever, but I don't know where I’m going. I don’t know who I am.

The JSA’s Green Lantern: When I recruited Wildcat for the JSA back in the 40s, I knew he would be an essential part of this team. Right from the start, he was determined to bring justice. Those myths of a Batman in Gotham are nothing in comparison to what Wildcat did, what he achieved. It pains me that such an integral part of our team - that such a good friend to me - will no longer be there to watch my back.

Yolanda Montez, civilian: He saved me, offered me a home, offered me a life, a family. I’ll never live up to who he wanted me to be. I worry he’d be ashamed of me if he could see what I’ve become, what I’ve done.

Doctor Fate (paraphrased through Jade): When he died, he was protecting me. I’m powerful, I’m a being of magic, I’m a doctor. And despite all that, despite my own inability to save him, Wildcat still made it his mission to protect me.

Black Canary: Wildcat actually trained me a long time ago. I went to him, seeking advice, and he helped without having to ask twice. 

Lucas Johnson, civilian: Wildcat was my dad’s favourite superhero, so I’d see a lot of merchandise or fanart of him. I never met the guy, but my favourite memory is going to sleep to my dad’s story; Wildcat had found him fighting some dudes in an alleyway and cheered him on. He truly was generational.

Jade: There was nothing Wildcat did better than caring for people. He cared for all of us. It’s who he was. Without Wildcat on the team, many of us have lost such a vital means of support. But we’re heroes, we’re strong, and we’re determined to support one another during such a difficult time.

Hourman: Everything feels like it’s over. Some of us are moving on, some of us physically can’t, some of us are cracking under the pressure. The JSA is who I am, but we’re struggling to keep it together. The only thing that seems to be uniting us is nostalgia and a sense of vengeance. For Wildcat, for the first Doctor Fate, for Sandman - for them all.

Obsidian: The Justice Society stands together as one in the wake of Wildcat’s passing. We are a society, we are a community, we are a family - and unlike some, we will avenge our fallen brothers and sisters.

We at the Daily Planet extend our deepest sympathies to Wildcat’s friends and family. 

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This is self-made. Date: 05.10.2024.

Honestly, I don't know if ANYONE will care for this chart but here you go anyway.

Additional info:

Agatha Harkness (Earth-616): an ancient witch who lived through the Salem witch trials and is a member of the "Daughters of Liberty".

Antiope: the General of the Amazons of Themyscira and co-founder of the Amazons of Bana-Mighdall, unfortunately (because she shows up in this chart) she's also the sister of Queen Hippolyta and aunt of Diana (Wonder Woman).

General Philippus: an Amazon general, Queen Hippolyta's chief counselor, lover, and her right arm. Philippus is also a step-mother to Diana (Wonder Woman).

I assume no guarantee or liability for the completeness, correctness and accuracy of this chart despite my best efforts.

Includes fanfictions in all languages available, NOT English only. Includes all fandoms on Ao3 connected to "(Queen) Hippolyta".

Percentages were rounded up or rounded down to natural numbers for easier comprehension.

Poly ships were included.

More charts will follow. :)

Want to have a chart for different pairings, headcanons etc. in your favourite fandom? Send me an ask!

[autumngravity]

James Gunn cast Christopher Meloni as Ted Grant aka Wildcat in something and my life is yours!

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I think I'm funny. I've seen this joke with a few fandoms and it just screamed Wildcats to me